Delhi Persian 597 (Oriental Manuscripts, British Library)
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Tarjumah-i Jātakā bharan
Contents
Summary of Contents: An untitled work on astronomy by an anonymous author apparently translated, according to the flyleaf, from a work titled Jātaka bharanaTitle: Tarjumah-'i Jātakā bharanTitle: ترجمهٔ جاتکا بهرنIncipit: شخصی [که] در سال پربهو تولد اثر وی آن بود که مولود هوس بگاه داشتن چیزهای خوب داشته باشدExplicit: احکام مسطوره اعتبار باید نمود و ما تدری نفس بای ارض تموت ان الله علیم خبیرCopy defective at both ends.
Contents: bāb 3 (f. 12r); daftar 1 (f. 27r); daftar 2 (f. 60r); daftar 3 (f. 154r); khāṭimah (f. 206v).
Language(s): PersianPhysical Description
Form: codexExtent: ff. ii+238+iDimensions (leaf): 216 × 161 mm.Foliation:Every fifth leaf foliated in pencil.
Collation
Catchwords.
Condition
Worm-eaten, loose leaves; detached binding.
Layout
14 lines per page.
Hand(s)
Nastaʻlīq tending to nīm-shikastah, copied in black ink, with headings in red.
Additions:Numerous corrections in text and margins.
Seal(s):Binding
Marbled board binding with paper pastedowns.
Black Government of India Delhi MSS oval stamp (ff. 1r, 238v).
History
Origin: 17th or 18th century; IndiaProvenance and Acquisition
Purchased by the Government of India at sale organised by Delhi Prize Agents, 1859. Administrative deposit India Office Library, 1876.
Acquired by the Government of India in 1876
Record Sources
Based on R. Levy's description in "Drafts for Catalogue of Persian Manuscripts in the India Office Library, vol. III"Mss Eur 207/28, f. 42r. Revised by Ursula Sims-Williams
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